It seems like West Ham is eyeing Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke as a potential addition to strengthen their forward line. Solanke’s style of play, characterized by his work rate, physical approach, and aerial ability, aligns well with David Moyes’s system at West Ham.

The 26-year-old striker has been in good form for Bournemouth this season, scoring six goals in 12 Premier League appearances. His performances and attributes suggest he could be an asset to the Hammers, especially in providing an outlet and posing a threat in attack.

Should West Ham pursue this move in the January transfer window, Solanke’s qualities might complement their playing style and address their need for more depth and efficiency in the forward department.